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[ "Poems of the Past and the Present" ]

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[ "1901" ]

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[ "Portuguese colonization of the Americas" ]

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[ "Brazil" ]

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[ "Grand Cayman" ]

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[ "Jamaican patois", "British English" ]

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[ "Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)" ]

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[ "Annette Andre" ]

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[ "Justice League (film)", "Justice League: Throne of Atlantis", "DC Universe Animated Original Movies", "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice", "Justice League: Gods and Monsters", "Justice League Dark (film)" ]

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[ "Ben Affleck" ]

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[ "Mortgage loan" ]

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[ "mortgage loan" ]

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[ "List of research stations in the Arctic" ]

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[ "Himadri Station" ]

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[ "Water resources of China" ]

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[ "Josh Hutcherson" ]

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[ "Young Bruce Wayne", "Van - El" ]

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[ "Zootopia" ]

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[ "Ginnifer Goodwin" ]

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[ "Orange River" ]

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[ "Thaba Putsoa" ]

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[ "James Meredith" ]

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[ "James Howard Meredith" ]

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[ "Carmen Planas" ]

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[ "Carmen Planas" ]

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[ "Impractical Jokers" ]

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[ "Monsignor Farrell High School" ]

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[ "Amusement park" ]

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[ "1895" ]

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[ "Code of Criminal Procedure (India)" ]

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[ "enacted in 1973" ]

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[ "List of When Calls the Heart episodes" ]

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[ "10" ]

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[ "Star vs. the Forces of Evil" ]

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[ "Eden Sher" ]

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[ "The Night Begins to Shine" ]

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[ "2005" ]

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[ "2017 Women's Cricket World Cup" ]

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[ "Tammy Beaumont" ]

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[ "List of spaceflight-related accidents and incidents" ]

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[ "Vladimir Komarov" ]

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[ "Let's Live for Today (song)" ]

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[ "The Grass Roots" ]

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[ "Rhône wine" ]

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[ "Châteauneuf - du - Pape" ]

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[ "Help to Buy" ]

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[ "the 1980s" ]

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[ "Rosetta Stone" ]

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[ "granodiorite stele" ]

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[ "South Asia" ]

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[ "India" ]

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[ "Speaker of the Lok Sabha" ]

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[ "the Lok Sabha" ]

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[ "Narmada River", "Statue of Unity", "Weir" ]

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[ "Narmada River" ]

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[ "Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz" ]

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[ "Dan Povenmire" ]

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[ "Freaky Friday (song)" ]

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[ "March 15 , 2018" ]

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[ "Day of the Dead: Bloodline" ]

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[ "Sophie Skelton" ]

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[ "Treaty of Allahabad" ]

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[ "12 August 1765" ]

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[ "Canon EOS 600D" ]

{ "query": [ "canon rebel t3i" ], "results": [ { "title": [ "Canon EOS 600D", "Canon EOS 650D", "Canon EOS 550D", "Canon EF-S 18–135mm lens", "Comparison of Canon EOS digital cameras", "List of cameras supporting a raw format", "List of Canon products", "Canon EF-S lens mount", "DIGIC", "File:Speech at Shantou University-2011-11-04.jpeg" ], "snippet": [ "The Canon EOS 600D is an 18.0 megapixel digital single-lens reflex camera, \nreleased by Canon on 7 February 2011. It is known as the EOS Kiss X5 in Japan \nand the <b>EOS Rebel T3i</b> in America.", "The <b>Canon EOS</b> 650D, known as the Kiss X6i in Japan or the Rebel T4i in \nAmerica, is an 18.0 megapixels digital single-lens reflex camera (DSLR), \nannounced by <b>Canon</b> on June 8, 2012. It is the successor of the <b>EOS</b> 600D/Kiss \nX5/<b>Rebel T3i</b> and is the predecessor&nbsp;...", "The <b>Canon EOS</b> 550D is an 18.0 megapixel digital single-lens reflex camera, \nannounced by <b>Canon</b> on February 8, 2010. It was available since 24 February \n2010 and to US dealers from early March. It is known as the <b>EOS</b> Kiss X4 in \nJapan, and as the <b>EOS</b> Rebel T2i in the ... It was succeeded by the <b>EOS</b> 600D (\nKiss X5/<b>Rebel T3i</b>), but remained in&nbsp;...", "The <b>Canon</b> EF-S 18–135mm lens is a standard to short telephoto telezoom for \n<b>Canon</b> digital ... It is the standard kit lens for the <b>Canon EOS</b> 60D and <b>EOS</b> 7D, \nand is an alternative kit lens in some markets for the <b>EOS</b> 600D/<b>Rebel T3i</b>.", "The following tables provide general information as well as a comparison of \ntechnical ... <b>Rebel T3i</b>, 4 DIGIC 4, APS-C CMOS, 18, 100, 12,800, 9, 0.85×, 95%, \n3.0&quot;, 1040k. 3:2. Articulated, Yes, 3.7, SDXC, 2011Q1, 0.57, 133 × 100 × 80, \n1080p30&nbsp;...", "2.1 ARRI; 2.2 Blackmagic Design; 2.3 Bolex; 2.4 Canon; 2.5 DALSA; 2.6 \nIkonoskop; 2.7 Kinefinity; 2.8 RED; 2.9 Sony. 3 Uncompressed video output via \nHDMI. 3.1 Nikon. 4 Other; 5 See also; 6 References; 7 External links. Still \ncameras[edit]. The following digital cameras allow photos to be taken and saved \nin at least ... Canon EOS 600D &middot; EOS Kiss X5 &middot; <b>EOS Rebel T3i</b>.", "The following provides a partial list of products manufactured under the <b>Canon</b> \nbrand. ... (discontinued); <b>EOS</b> 600D/<b>Rebel T3i</b>/Kiss X5 (discontinued); <b>EOS</b> 650D/\nRebel T4i/Kiss X6i (discontinued); <b>EOS</b> 700D/Rebel T5i/Kiss X7i (discontinued)&nbsp;...", "The <b>Canon</b> EF-S lens mount is a derivative of the EF lens mount created for a \nsubset of <b>Canon</b> ... <b>EOS</b> 400D/Digital Rebel XTi &middot; <b>EOS</b> 450D/Rebel XSi &middot; <b>EOS</b> \n500D/Rebel T1i &middot; <b>EOS</b> 550D/Rebel T2i &middot; <b>EOS</b> 600D/<b>Rebel T3i</b> &middot; <b>EOS</b> 650D/Rebel \nT4i&nbsp;...", "Digital Imaging Integrated Circuit is <b>Canon</b> Inc.&#39;s name for a family of signal \nprocessing and ... The <b>Canon EOS</b> 200D, known as the <b>EOS Rebel</b> SL2 in the \nAmericas and <b>EOS</b> Kiss X8 in Japan, released in July 2017. ... to the 550D/T2i (\n1.0.9), 60D, 500D/T1i/Kiss X3, 600D/<b>T3i</b>/Kiss X5 (1.0.1) and 50D; It also runs on \nthe 7D.", "Description. PIcture of Linus Liang at Shantou University. Source. self-made, \ntripod, <b>Canon EOS</b> Digital <b>Rebel T3i</b>. Date. 2011-11-04). Author. Liang, Linus." ] } ] }

[ "7 February 2011" ]

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[ "One-child policy" ]

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[ "1979" ]

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[ "Languages with official status in India" ]

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[ "Hindi", "English" ]

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[ "List of My Name Is Earl characters" ]

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[ "Jaime Pressly" ]

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[ "The Young and the Restless", "List of television programs by episode count" ]

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[ "11,000" ]

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[ "Hermaphrodite" ]

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[ "intersex" ]

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[ "The Song of Bernadette" ]

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[ "Jennifer Jones" ]

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[ "Leslie Mann" ]

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[ "Maude" ]

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[ "List of aspect ratios of national flags" ]

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[ "two by three" ]

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[ "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars (season 2)", "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars" ]

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[ "January 25 , 2018" ]

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[ "Powers of the United States Congress", "Legislature" ]

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[ "the United States Constitution" ]

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[ "Anno Domini" ]

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[ "in 525" ]

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[ "Sydney" ]

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[ "the Hawkesbury River" ]

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[ "Cinderella" ]

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In the fantasy novel \nseries The Sisters <b>Grimm</b> (2005–2012), Prince Charming is the mayor of \nFerryport Landing,&nbsp;...", "Inspired by the <b>Grimm Brothers</b>&#39; fairy tales of &quot;Little Red Riding Hood&quot;, &quot;<b>Cinderella</b>\n&quot;, &quot;Jack and the Beanstalk&quot; and &quot;Rapunzel&quot;, the film is a fantasy genre centered&nbsp;...", "Fairy tales have provided a source of inspiration for the Disney studio. \nSometimes, Walt Disney ... series) and sequels to previous fairy tale films (such \nas <b>Cinderella</b> II: Dreams Come True), unless ... Redux Riding Hood, 1997, Little \nRed Riding Hood by Charles Perrault/<b>Brothers Grimm</b>, Produced by Walt Disney \nTelevision&nbsp;...", "&quot;The True Bride&quot; or &quot;The True Sweetheart&quot; is a German fairy tale collected by the \n<b>Brothers Grimm</b> in <b>Grimm&#39;s</b> Fairy Tales as tale 186. It combines two Aarne-\nThompson types: 510, the persecuted heroine, and 884, the forsaken fiancée. \nOthers of the first type include <b>Cinderella</b>, The Sharp Grey Sheep, The&nbsp;...", "<b>Grimm&#39;s</b> Fairy Tale Classics, also known as <b>Grimm</b> Masterpiece Theater in the \noriginal version, ... Frog Prince; The Man of Iron; The Secret Heart; The Six \nSwans; The Water of Life; <b>Grimm Brothers</b>&#39; Scary Fairy Tales; Snow White; \n<b>Cinderella</b>.", "The ugly sisters are characters in the fairy tale and pantomime, <b>Cinderella</b>. They \nare the ... 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[ "The Monkey's Paw", "The Monkey's Paw (2013 film)", "The Monkey's Paw (1923 film)", "The Monkey's Paw (1933 film)" ]

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[ "Sergeant - Major Morris" ]

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[ "Internet Standard", "Web standards" ]

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[ "Internet Engineering Task Force" ]

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[ "Source rock", "Natural gas", "Petroleum reservoir" ]

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[ "O Brother, Where Art Thou?", "O Brother, Where Art Thou? (soundtrack)" ]

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[ "Alison Krauss", "Gillian Welch" ]

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[ "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle", "Jumanji: The Next Level", "Jumanji" ]

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Two days later, Judy and Peter find <b>Jumanji</b> in the attic and begin \n<b>playing</b> it. ... Sarah&#39;s first move releases dangerous fast-<b>growing</b> plants, and \nAlan&#39;s next move ... The filmings began in October 1994 and wrapped <b>up</b> in \nJanuary 1995.", "<b>Alex</b> &amp; Sierra was an American duo consisting of <b>Alex</b> Kinsey (born September 8, \n1991) and ... <b>2</b> Members ... For Big Band night, <b>Alex</b> &amp; Sierra <b>performed</b> Taylor \nSwift&#39;s hit &quot;I Knew You Were ... Simon said that their arrangement was clever and \ncool and not obvious, and also praised Sierra: &quot;You just shut <b>up</b> the witches of&nbsp;...", "<b>Alex</b> Rider is a title character and the protagonist of the <b>Alex</b> Rider novel series \nby British author ... In the film adaption of Stormbreaker, <b>Alex</b> Rider was <b>portrayed</b> \nby <b>Alex</b> ... Horowitz came <b>up</b> with the idea for the series when he thought about \ncreating a ... Even though it was originally her job to care for <b>Alex</b>, they have \n<b>grown</b>&nbsp;...", "Alexander Michael Brightman is an American stage <b>actor</b>, best known for \noriginating the role of Dewey Finn in School of Rock and the title role in \nBeetlejuice on Broadway, both of which earned him Tony Award nominations for \nBest <b>Actor</b> in a Musical. Contents. 1 Early life; <b>2</b> Career ... Brightman <b>grew up</b> in \nSaratoga, California.", "Alexander David Linz (born January 3, 1989) is an American former child <b>actor</b> \nwho starred in several late 1990s and early 2000s films and television programs. \nHis film roles include Home Alone 3 (1997) and Max Keeble&#39;s Big Move (2001). \nContents. 1 Early life; <b>2</b> Career ... He appeared in the 2007 short Order <b>Up</b> as a \nbusboy.", "Alexander Ludwig (born May 7, 1992) is a Canadian <b>actor</b>, singer and model. His \nnotable film credits include The Seeker: The Dark Is Rising and The Hunger \nGames. 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[ "Colin Hanks" ]

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[ "Achilles" ]

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[ "Achilles" ]

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[ "Mickey Mouse", "Walt Disney", "Wayne Allwine" ]

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[ "Walt Disney" ]

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[ "Militarisation of space" ]

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[ "the United States" ]

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[ "Luke Cage (season 2)" ]

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[ "June 22 , 2018" ]

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[ "Nasty Girl (Vanity 6 song)", "Nasty Girl (Nitty song)", "Nasty Girl (The Notorious B.I.G. song)", "Nasty Girl (Destiny's Child song)" ]

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[ "Inaya Day", "Vanity 6" ]

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[ "Cars 3" ]

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[ "Nathan Fillion" ]

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[ "Atmosphere of Earth" ]

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[ "troposphere" ]

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[ "Back to the Future", "Back to the Future (soundtrack)" ]

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[ "Marvin Berry and The Starlighters" ]

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[ "The Four (2015 TV series)", "The Four: Battle for Stardom", "The Four (franchise)" ]

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[ "June 7 , 2018" ]

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[ "Stanley Cup playoffs" ]

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[ "Eight" ]

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[ "Irish name" ]

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[ "`` descendant ''" ]

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[ "The Old Man and the Sea" ]

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[ "Life magazine" ]

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[ "Windows Server 2016" ]

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[ "IIS 10" ]

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[ "The Day the Music Died (disambiguation)", "Don McLean" ]

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[ "Don McLean" ]

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[ "Men's pole vault world record progression", "Men's pole vault indoor world record progression" ]

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[ "20 ft 2 ⁄ in" ]

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[ "Frankie Muniz" ]

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[ "Frankie Muniz" ]

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[ "ANZ", "New Zealand national cricket team" ]

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[ "Australia and New Zealand" ]

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[ "Wind Beneath My Wings" ]

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[ "Aunt Bee" ]

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[ "Thailand" ]

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[ "Thailand" ]

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[ "List of The Haves and the Have Nots episodes", "The Haves and the Have Nots" ]

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[ "November 6 , 2018" ]

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[ "United Kingdom driving test" ]

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[ "1 June 1935" ]

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[ "Battle of San Jacinto" ]

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[ "April 21 , 1836" ]

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[ "Walk the Line" ]

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[ "Waylon Malloy Payne" ]

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[ "Mayflower" ]

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[ "1620" ]

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[ "FIFA Women's World Cup hosts", "FIFA World Cup hosts" ]

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[ "1994" ]

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[ "Candle in the Wind 1997", "Candle in the Wind" ]

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[ "1997" ]

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[ "List of submarine topographical features", "Ocean", "Deep sea" ]

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[ "Assassin's Creed (video game)" ]

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[ "Neil Gorsuch" ]

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[ "Active Directory" ]

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[ "Windows Server" ]

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[ "Lincoln (film)" ]

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[ "Daniel Day - Lewis" ]

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[ "Paul Krause" ]

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[ "State of the Union" ]

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[ "Vice President" ]

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[ "President of the European Commission", "Forbes list of The World's Most Powerful People", "Angela Merkel" ]

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[ "Vladimir Putin" ]

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[ "Newsies (musical)" ]

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[ "Jeremy Jordan" ]

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[ "Lyra" ]

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[ "Vega" ]

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[ "Fly Me to the Moon" ]

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[ "Frank Sinatra" ]

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[ "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia (album)", "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia (film)", "The Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia" ]

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[ "Bobby Russell" ]

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[ "All Eyez on Me (film)" ]

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[ "Danai Gurira" ]

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[ "Pyruvic acid" ]

{ "query": [ "The breakdown of glucose to atp and pyruvic acid is called?" ], "results": [ { "title": [ "Pyruvic acid", "Glycolysis", "Cellular respiration", "Cori cycle", "Gluconeogenesis", "Carbohydrate catabolism", "Anaerobic glycolysis", "Ketone bodies", "Cellular waste product", "Warburg hypothesis" ], "snippet": [ "<b>Pyruvic acid</b> (CH3COCOOH) is the simplest of the alpha-keto acids, with a \ncarboxylic acid and ... <b>Pyruvic acid</b> can be made from <b>glucose</b> through glycolysis, \nconverted back to carbohydrates (such as ... <b>Pyruvic acid</b> supplies energy to cells \nthrough the citric acid cycle (also <b>known</b> as the Krebs cycle) ... <b>ATP</b> + CO2, ADP + \nPi.", "Glycolysis is the metabolic pathway that converts <b>glucose</b> C6H12O6, into \npyruvate, CH3COCOO⁻ (<b>pyruvic acid</b>), ... The Pay Off Phase – wherein <b>ATP</b> is \nproduced. ... The pathway of glycolysis as it is <b>known</b> today took almost 100 years \nto fully ... <b>breaking down</b>, e.g., glycogen, produces mainly <b>glucose</b>-6-phosphate; \nvery little&nbsp;...", "Cellular respiration is a set of metabolic reactions and processes that take place \nin the cells of ... Four molecules of <b>ATP</b> per <b>glucose</b> are actually produced, \nhowever, two are consumed ... This is also <b>called</b> the Krebs cycle or the \ntricarboxylic acid cycle. ... Without oxygen, pyruvate (<b>pyruvic acid</b>) is not \nmetabolized by cellular&nbsp;...", "The Cori cycle <b>named</b> after its discoverers, Carl Ferdinand Cori and Gerty Cori, \nrefers to the ... Muscular activity requires <b>ATP</b>, which is provided by <b>the</b> \n<b>breakdown</b> of ... <b>The breakdown</b> of glycogen, a process <b>known</b> as glycogenolysis\n, releases ... from feeding pyruvate, one product of glycolysis, into the citric <b>acid</b> \ncycle.", "Gluconeogenesis (GNG) is a metabolic pathway that results in the generation of \n<b>glucose</b> from ... From <b>breakdown</b> of proteins, these substrates include glucogenic \namino <b>acids</b> (although not ... Whether even-chain fatty <b>acids</b> can be converted \ninto <b>glucose</b> in animals has been a longstanding question in biochemistry.", "Digestion is <b>the breakdown</b> of carbohydrates to yield an energy rich compound \n<b>called ATP</b>. The production of <b>ATP</b> is achieved through the oxidation of <b>glucose</b> ... \nThere are two types of fermentation: alcohol fermentation and lactic <b>acid</b>&nbsp;...", "Anaerobic glycolysis is the transformation of <b>glucose</b> to lactate when limited \namounts of oxygen ... The anaerobic glycolysis (lactic <b>acid</b>) system is dominant \nfrom about 10–30 seconds during a maximal effort. ... produces 2 <b>ATP</b> molecules \nper <b>glucose</b> molecule or about 5% of <b>glucose&#39;s</b> energy potential (38 <b>ATP</b> \nmolecules).", "Ketone bodies are the water-soluble molecules containing the ketone group that \nare produced ... This is because fatty <b>acids</b> can only be metabolized in the \nmitochondria. ... The energy released in this process is captured in the form of 1 \nGTP and 11 <b>ATP</b> molecules per acetyl group (or acetic <b>acid</b> molecule) oxidized. \nThis is&nbsp;...", "Cellular waste products are formed as a by-product of cellular respiration, a \nseries of processes and reactions that generate energy for the cell, in the form of \n<b>ATP</b>. ... by cells <b>called</b> anaerobes that selectively perform anaerobic respiration \neven ... but it does generate <b>ATP</b>, <b>break down glucose</b>, and produce waste \nproducts.", "The Warburg hypothesis sometimes <b>known</b> as the Warburg theory of cancer, \npostulates that the ... (as e.g., adenosine triphosphate / <b>ATP</b>) by non-oxidative \n<b>breakdown of glucose</b> (a process <b>called</b> glycolysis). ... predominantly produce \nenergy by a high rate of glycolysis followed by lactic <b>acid</b> fermentation in the \ncytosol,&nbsp;..." ] } ] }

[ "Glycolysis" ]

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[ "2017–18 Premier League", "2016–17 Premier League", "2015–16 Premier League" ]

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Arsenal got off to a flying <b>start</b> \n<b>in the</b> penultimate month of the season; goals from Alexis Sánchez, Héctor \nBellerín&nbsp;...", "Bamidele Jermaine Alli is an <b>English</b> professional footballer who plays as a \nmidfielder for ... His only other league appearance <b>in the</b> 2012–13 <b>Football</b> \n<b>League</b> One ... to injury setbacks, Alli would <b>go</b> on and establish himself as a first-\nchoice player ... On 17 November 2015, Alli made his first <b>start</b> for the <b>England</b> \nsenior team,&nbsp;...", "The 2015–16 season was Liverpool&#39;s 124th season in existence, and their 54th \nconsecutive season <b>in the</b> top flight of <b>English</b> football. It was also the club&#39;s 24th \nconsecutive season <b>in the Premier League</b>. ... 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[ "10 August 2018" ]

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[ "Time Person of the Year" ]

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[ "Donald Trump" ]

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[ "7th Cavalry Regiment", "Wounded Knee Massacre" ]

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[ "Major Samuel M. Whitside" ]

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[ "Seminole" ]

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[ "Florida" ]

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[ "FIFA World Cup" ]

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[ "Russia" ]

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[ "Do They Know It's Christmas?" ]

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[ "Midge Ure", "Bob Geldof" ]

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[ "United States presidential election" ]

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[ "the Electoral College" ]

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[ "Yuengling" ]

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[ "D.G. Yuengling & Son" ]